In Feng Shui, there are two types: Yang Feng Shui and Yin Feng Shui. The foundation is the same—bringing beneficial effects to people. However, the places of application are completely different. Do you know the difference ?
We say that Yang is for the living. Therefore, the Yang aspect concerns living spaces. This is the part most commonly used and the one you are familiar with. We use it for our homes. We often say “homes,” but in reality, it applies to all places where we spend time, such as shops, businesses, apartments, factories, cities… and of course, houses. Ideally, we look for a good location to place our dwelling.
We say that Yin is for the deceased. Therefore, the Yin aspect concerns tombs. In China, originally, this was the main reason Feng Shui masters were consulted. It is well known and recognized that the effects of Yin Feng Shui (of tombs) have an impact on our lives. When the body is buried, its energy comes into contact with the energy of the earth. This energy will influence several generations. If your tomb is well positioned in relation to the environment, it will be beneficial for you. Conversely, if it is not, your life will face obstacles.
It is the environment of the tomb, as analyzed by Yang Gong Feng Shui, that makes all the difference. This environment allows us to know which person is most affected, the effects on professional or personal situations, and the impacts on health. The precise orientation of the tomb—especially the tombstone—provides crucial information for understanding whether the effects will be beneficial or harmful.
Yin Feng Shui affects multiple generations, while Yang Feng Shui only impacts the period during which we occupy the living space (house, apartment). Therefore, Yin is far more important than Yang.
After completing my Yang Gong Feng Shui training, I studied certain tombs and was surprised to see how tombs can have an impact on our lives. Most of my clients are not ready to take this step—that is, to visit the tombs of their parents or grandparents to understand the effects of Yin Feng Shui. Now, some clients request this and are amazed by the information I can provide. With Traditional Feng Shui, it is not possible to correctly orient tombs because too much knowledge is missing. In other words, the only solution is to use Yang Gong Feng Shui. The only training that allows the practice of Yin Feng Shui is Yang Gong Feng Shui. To study Yang Gong Feng Shui, you must go to China or Malaysia. During this training, you will focus primarily on Yin Feng Shui, including the tombs of the Ming emperors, the Imperial City, and more, under the guidance of a Master of Yin Feng shui.
